Songs of the Week: Nate Amor, Adam Spry & My Crooked Teeth
Country and Americana take centerstage this week.
Bee Delores
Editor-in-Chief of the Badlands, spinning those B-Sides. Love Parks & Rec. Addicted to high-priced coffee drinks, alt-country and synth-pop, and never know when to quit. Got three cats named Jake, Olivia and Fitz --and they don't like you very much.
Review: BANNERS’ ‘I Wish I Was Flawless, I’m Not’ EP flies into orbit
Michael Nelson’s latest collection strikes a intensely red-hot emotional chord.
Songs of the Week: Tommy & Roy, William Hut, Frances Luke Accord & More
The latest edition runs the gamut, from indie-folk to gooey pop music.
Review: The Outwaters is a total mind trip
Robbie Banfitch’s new feature film is not for the faint of heart.
Review: ‘Bloody Hell’ is like a Grimm fairytale but on acid
Alister Grierson retools fairy tale imagery and tropes to tell a new kind of fable.
Review: ‘The Andy Baker Tape’ tackles collective loneliness and influencer culture
Bret Lada’s new found footage film supplies plenty of irresistible scares.
Record Revue: Tami Neilson, Dead Method, Deathcruiser & Haywood
Welcome to Record Revue, an EP and album review series 2022 has been another absolute
Review: Short film ‘Girls Night In’ guts the Bechdel test
Alison Robert’s new short horror film dissects treatment of women in fiction
Review: Sasha Alex Sloan lights the match with ‘I Blame the World’
The pop songwriter reaches new songwriting heights.
Review: ‘Offseason’ is a spiritual remake of ‘Carnival of Souls’
Mickey Keating’s new feature is heavy on style and theme.
Review: ’18 And A Half’ runs high on aesthetic fumes
Willa Fitzgerald shines in director Dan Mirvish’s new feature.
Record Revue: Foxes, Jason Scott, Jenny Tolman, and Bryce Bowyn
Find the perfect salve in this latest batch of records.
Review: ‘Air Doll’ tracks a sex doll’s existential crisis
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s long-awaited film has finally arrived in the states.
Record Revue: Crystal Boxersox, Eddie the Kidd, Fickle Friends & The Whitmore Sisters
The very first album round-up of the year sets a high bar for 2022.
Interview: Dennis Leise doesn’t serve up metaphor, just delicious eggs
The Indiana-based singer-songwriter discusses change and pressures of modern living.
